No, I am in no way loyal, thank God!
I've played a heap of swell games on many platforms, and I feel sorry for people who can't or won't go crossplatform...
I use my PC most of all, but I also own an old NES, a PSone, an N64 and a PS2.
PS3 will be purchased next year, possibly Wii if Mario Kart turns out okay or some other must have title appears (looks grim so far though).

I've never enjoyed games on the X-box brand though, hard to explain. It's like the original box really wanted to be a hardcore PC, and the 360 wants to be cool but ends up looking too much like it's predecessor somehow. Not my cup of tea tbh.

I don't see loyalty to a console maker as a good thing at all, especially with someone like me who likes almost all genres (except racing, sports, jRPGs and GTA). I own all of the last gen consoles, and the only current gen one I seriously dislike is the PS3, which I also intend to get at some point.

I have my favorites, but don't see them as a reason to skip everything else.

I must admit im not totally loyal to the xbox i do own a ps2 and have owned a dreamcast , and i would be lying to u if i said i would never buy a ps3 (if it was cheap enough)

"I could rephrase, that you could take 4-5 best games from each generation, and they would all be Nintendo only titles."

Depends on what you like in games. If you are after games that tell a story Nintendo is probably the worst developer. If you have no problem with playing in a mushroom kingdom or with a hero in green pijamas this may be different.

Again if you are content with Nintendo produces they may be some of the best games but they have some glaring limitations.

 Not if you like games without a story. Make no assumptions about other people's preferences.

"Make no assumptions about other people's preferences."

I didn't. I have not said that they are bad games or that people do not like them. (Which would be ridiculous given their sales numbers) you could even say that the missing story makes them much better for casual gaming etc. pp. But this doesn't change the fact that they are really unsuited for people who like games with great stories which is limiting their target audience.

Kyros said: "The only problem you might have with it " MY problem with Zack&Wiki is the weird japano-anime look. Can't stand it. When I play an adventure I want either great humor like the old LucasArts adventures (DotT ftw) or a nicely presented story like Baphomets Curse. Not to say that it is a bad game but you can have more problems with it than its difficulty .

Oooh, I couldn't agree more with you there. If Zack and Wiki had more of a classic adventure look to it, I'd still be thinking about buying it. The anime look really turned me off. Also, the more I see of it, the more it looks like it doesn't play like and adventure game either. It seems to sort of follow the puzzle minigame, cut scene, puzzle minigame... et cetera formula (à la Entombed).

I never touched a playstation controller, so you can call me loyal to nintendo i guess ;)